Would a 275/60 fit with the truck without a lift? I also have the air suspension.You’re right. To correct myself I have 275/60
Would a 275/60 fit with the truck without a lift? I also have the air suspension.You’re right. To correct myself I have 275/60
I think it would. I’m pretty sure a lot of guys have that size.Would a 275/60 fit with the truck without a lift? I also have the air suspension.
How much did you get your ridge grapplers for? I’m possibly going to get the falkens 285/65/20 for around 1200-1300 but ridge grapplers would be my first choice if I could get them under 1500The OEM tire for the ORG is the Falken Wildpeak A/T3WA. More of a street tread pattern than off-road tread.
I went the Nitto Ridge Grappler route (not much snow in SoCal) and my dad has the Wildpeak A/T3W tires and is very happy with them. Plus they come with a 55K mile warranty.
If I was dealing with snowy winters I would have gone the A/T3W route as well.
OEM ORG tire (Falken Wildpeak A/T3WA):
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Falken Wildpeak A/T3W:
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I think they were around $225/tire. With everything said and done (tax, installation fee, disposal fee, and warranty certificates) it was around $1200 total. If you don't want the certificates (free repair for the life of the tire) then deduct about $125 from that price.How much did you get your ridge grapplers for? I’m possibly going to get the falkens 285/65/20 for around 1200-1300 but ridge grapplers would be my first choice if I could get them under 1500
Never heard of xL rated.. but where did you order them from, I’ll take a lookI think they were around $225/tire. With everything said and done (tax, installation fee, disposal fee, and warranty certificates) it was around $1200 total. If you don't want the certificates (free repair for the life of the tire) then deduct about $125 from that price.
These are for the XL-Rated version (similar to C-Rated). If you are looking for the E-Rated ones add about $200 to the price as they're about $50 more per tire (and about 11 lbs heavier).